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That is what I finally did! I will post the final panel tomorrow

Here it is, just download the attached file. https://forums.aida64.com/topic/13296-share-your-sensorpanels/page/222/#comment-41343

The sensor panels are all inside of a .zip file, you need a program that does open zip files. I just tried it and everything worked fine for me.

Duplicate message.

Here is the original version, Just click on the file below.

Read this: Scaling issues? Q: I import a sensorpanel and its changes the size and re-aranged objects Q: How to avoid scaling problems with sensor panels? A: Two things usually cause that You do not have the proper font installed. (The default font is loaded instead) You do not have Windows scaling set to 100% A: When creating a sensor panel, make sure that you set the scaling in Windows to 100% and that the resolution in Aida64 is correct. The manually set sensor panel dimensions are saved directly in the sensor panel file and are automatically applied when loading for the first time. Q: How to check the panel size? Right click on "Aida64" Task bar Icon > Settings > SensorPanel > SensorPanel Size Scaling issues? (Windows) Fix: Try setting "DPI compatibility mode" for aida64.exe It's a Windows compatibility setting that you apply on the EXE itself. Locate AIDA64.EXE (C:\Program Files (x86)\FinalWire\AIDA64 Extreme) aida64.exe > properties > compatibility > change high DPI settings > activate "Override high DPI Scaling behavior" to System. Scaling performed by: 'System' (from the drop down) > Ok/Apply > Restart Windows > Load/import panel and check if it works now. Once you've done this, make sure that your SensorPanel properties are set to match the new panel before importing and you have a better chance of being successful. Troubleshooting not working? Users who have this scaling problem and cannot resolve the error with the known "fixes" unfortunately have to manually re-align each individual object.

This user had the same problem but I could not figure out why. Maybe it will help you. https://forums.aida64.com/topic/13807-aida64-v7206802-high-cpu-idle-temperatures/

You can by using two FREE programs, HWiNFO and Rainmeter. It is a shame that freeware programs can read ALL of my Corsair products but Aida64 can't

I did not create that video I just gave you the link. Here is the link to the Aida64 store page. They actually want $60 for just ONE key but it does last forever but upgrades only last 1 year. It does go one sale but not often. I paid $30 for 1 key on sale. Where did you get your key? If it is a real key you should ask a developer what is wrong with it.

Actually the Aida64 images are in the System Tray, the part of the Taskbar that is all the way to the right and not in the Taskbar itself. That must be the reason.

My display is external but I have seen people use double sided tape.

Thank you for your kind words! I do not understand why this is happening with Aida64 on your system. I am running a game together with Aida64 with a complex template and my CPU is only at 9% I hope you can get things resolved. Good luck !

Paint and the freeware software Gimp.

Yes, that is normal, FPS only works while gaming. There is a clever way to keep any counter centered, I will post it later today.

Uncheck this should work.

There is a chart somewhere with the values needed but I can't find it. This post explains it fully but there is one error, he has an error in one of the sensors worth 84-89 but he needed 84-99 Then see if you have any questions. https://forums.aida64.com/topic/13296-share-your-sensorpanels/page/445/#comment-54606

What gauge file? You mean the directory where panel images go? C:\Program Files (x86)\FinalWire\AIDA64 Extreme\SensorPanel

That feature is now included in the new Aida64 version but if you read a few messages above yours you will see that it does not work if you turn off the main display.

You did it exactly right! I think I may know why they are at 0, your GPU might not be working hard enough for the fan to turn on. Do a stress test and see what happens. From Aida64 main menu click on the fire looking icon and run a stability test and click on stress GPU

Nice job Tony! I see that you did put fan gauges in there. Show us a another screenshot of what you selected for your fan gauges.

Just use a few programs and put here BOTH the CPU temp and the CPU load.

OK, I will try to help you figure this out. First thing I need to know what the CPU load is. The next time you run a test put here BOTH the CPU temp and the CPU load. The reason why I asked you try Aida64 with no panel is because with older versions of Aida64 sone graphs used a lot of CPU. Read this https://forums.aida64.com/topic/12254-fixed-area-graphs-causing-high-cpu-usage/#comment-54281

I like the colors!

BHSY_289 is correct. Select the exact fan that you want to use not the category.

Just go to the fan section of the sensors, it is near the bottom. I say do a CPU, GPU, and a case fan and do min of 0 and max of 3000.